Hunter Liguore is a writer, professor, and historian, with a lifelong study in philosophy, specializing in the work of Sun Tzu. She's the award-winning author of children's books including Whole World Inside Nan's Soup, and of the screenplay, Everylife, which portrays many of Sun Tzu's principles and is currently under option for production with Heartstrings Productions. She's a writing professor at Lesley University. Find out more at: hunterliguore.org

"In [Liguore's] rendering, Sun Tzu's work brims with hidden allegory and lush spiritual insights . . . The book is powerfully nondenominational: Those who identify as "spiritual but not religious" will draw much from its teachings." —Spirituality & Health Magazine

Hunter Liguore is a writer, professor, and historian, with a lifelong study in philosophy, specializing in the work of Sun Tzu. She's the award-winning author of children's books including Whole World Inside Nan's Soup, and of the screenplay, Everylife, which portrays many of Sun Tzu's principles and is currently under option for production with Heartstrings Productions. She's a writing professor at Lesley University. Find out more at: hunterliguore.org

"In [Liguore's] rendering, Sun Tzu's work brims with hidden allegory and lush spiritual insights . . . The book is powerfully nondenominational: Those who identify as "spiritual but not religious" will draw much from its teachings." —Spirituality & Health Magazine

Hunter Liguore is a writer, professor, and historian, with a lifelong study in philosophy, specializing in the work of Sun Tzu. She's the award-winning author of children's books including Whole World Inside Nan's Soup, and of the screenplay, Everylife, which portrays many of Sun Tzu's principles and is currently under option for production with Heartstrings Productions. She's a writing professor at Lesley University. Find out more at: hunterliguore.org

"In [Liguore's] rendering, Sun Tzu's work brims with hidden allegory and lush spiritual insights . . . The book is powerfully nondenominational: Those who identify as "spiritual but not religious" will draw much from its teachings." —Spirituality & Health Magazine